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i want to detect rotation angle of scanned document (simple text no graphics) anyone knows preprocessing algorithms that deal with that?
1. Segment the image. Result is an 'unordered' set of bitmaps.
Depending on the alphabet, you may be able to deduce the general direction
of the lines: western letters are typically high and narrow. Segments
that are broader than expected may be joined letters. 2. Group the segments in several passes: first pass is nearest neighbor,
this is assumed to be equivalent of words. From each word you get
one or more hypotheses about baseline position and direction.
Second pass is nearest neighbour among the groups from first pass, keeping
best guess of baselines aligned: this gives you lines or parts of lines.Or perhaps: Do some kind of averaging operation. This gives you grey bands instead of words. Threshold, skeletize and calculate directions. (Any too large segments after thresholding are probably pictures or lines). Or perhaps edge-detect instead of thresholding (in grey-scale, not binary).
-- Anders Thulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.algonet.se/~ath
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